PR System One Series 60 Recorded No Data Last 2 Nights

[fredmertz]

Anyone have any theories on why my CPAP would have stopped recording data 2 nights ago? The card has plenty of room on it.

Do I recall someone saying there is an internal memory that can capture some data?

Are those 2 nights gone forever?

Thanks!

[SleepyToo2]

No idea about the Series 60. However, the first thing I would check is whether the data card is installed correctly, with the read/write button in the right position? Is there any data on the small screen? Have you called the DME to ask for assistance on the offchance that they know what you are talking about?

[Pugsy]

No data at all for the last 2 nights? No leak numbers, no AHI, no hours of use?

SD card not in "read only" mode by accident? If not...and nothing else either...then I would get a new SD card and see if it would record that data (any generic SD card will work) just stick it in the machine and the machine will write the stored data to the SD card. If still no data for last 2 nights shows up then sounds like a machine issue...and time to talk to DME.

Onscreen data at the machine won't help you because it is just a 7/30 day average unless hours of use don't correspond.

The machine should store the data on the machine except for waveform. This was the way the prior PR S1 machine did things and I would assume the 60 series would do the same thing.

Make sure card is fully insert each time...it is real easy for it to pop out and we not realize it.

[jen4700]

Does the PR System give you a "read card error". I've go the ResMed S9 and if the read/write button is wrong or I didn't get the card in the slot "just right" then it gives me an error on the screen. But I don't know if the PR does that. If it does give you an error at least you'd know it's the card and not the machine. Good luck!